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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1911
Page
2
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer is described as a weekly Chicago paper linked to a great daily. It promises diverse departments and Republican editorials. Subscriptions cost $1 and $1.50 for Sidney Telegraph, with a $1.75 combination rate for cash in advance.
A Wilson Pa woman Mrs P H Brogan testifies from experience that Chamberlains Cough Remedy is superior to all others for croup. She notes there is none to excel it. Sold by all dealers.
Mr and Mrs Devoe move into a charming new home. S W Scott visits Lincoln to see a sister. Miss Flossie Hastings stays in Cheyenne. E H Bockstadter of Kenasaw Nebr visits Sidney friends. Mr and Mrs Bushee travel to Bridgeport and Scotts Bluff. F L Doty heads to Dania Florida for four months. Miss Hattie Carlson to Casper for sister’s illness. New residences progress well and look attractive. Hellerichs visit from Valparaiso Neb. Scoggin Harned Frandsen in town on Masonic matters. Liebhart sells to Chas Couch for 3500 dollars. Liebharts plan to move next month. Band concert date announced. new feature with orchestra. Brandt and Baker return from Broadwater hunting geese and ducks for friends. “A Millionaire Tramp” at Tobin Opera House Nov 22 promises humor and drama.
Mrs Fred Griffith entertained a small group at a four o clock luncheon Friday in honor of Bess Gearhart Morrison the entertainer who opened the lecture course season. Miss Doggett the harpist was also present and Morrison is a Lady Maccabee while Griffith is Commander of the Sidney Lodge and hosted the visiting sister.
During a meeting in Omaha last week Miss Mabel Murray of the High School faculty was approached by State Superintendent Delzell with an unqualified offer to join a Nebraska State Normal School. She declined, citing loyalty to Sidney schools and choosing not to consider the position at this time.
Chicago November 16 indictments reveal Chicago meat packers surrender to seek habeas corpus and challenge the Sherman anti trust law. Attorneys say the case now tests the act's constitutionality before the U S court, delaying trial and limiting government evidence.
A Hong Kong cable to a Chinese daily reports Nanking captured by revolutionists. Commander Li Yuen Heng seeks an army from Canton to attack Peking while foreign guards are said to have withdrawn from Canton. Yuan Shi Kai’s premiership acceptance does not imply a throne-retaining compromise.
Missouri supreme court ousted the International Harvester Company of America and fined 50000. The court upheld Special Commissioner Theodore Brace findings that the firm violated Missouri antitrust and common laws. Payment is due by January 1, 1912, with a March 1, 1912 deadline to prove severance from the New Jersey entity to suspend the ouster.
A dispatch says the writer Henryk Sienkiewicz was shot during a pheasant hunt when another person fired at a bird. Shots struck his forehead near the left eye and wounded his knee. He is hospitalized in Warsaw.
Duluth youths Harry Olson and Enith Collins chased a 200 pound buck near the city and killed it in front of a local office building on Commonwealth avenue.
Noted physicians demonstrate rapid improvement in chronic disease cases during a two day event. Demonstrations show innovative approaches, with patients reporting relief and clinicians emphasizing continued care and follow up.
The Associated Doctors announce two day free examination and advice for all ages, with no charge beyond medicine costs. They claim to treat stomach, nerve, liver, kidney, skin and chronic diseases without operations, promising results and urging patients to report outcomes to spread word. Married women must come with husbands and minors with parents.
Samuel Untermser argues that curbing the money power and regulating interstate industrial competition are urgent national problems. He says fixing how others use other people's money is key to limiting their control over lives and fortunes and supports stringent federal trust regulation as the best available remedy, though not ideal.
If you have young children you may notice stomach disorders as their most common ailment. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are offered as an excellent correction. They are easy to take, mild in effect, and sold by all dealers.
Rounds of obituaries and briefs span mining disasters court rulings and crimes from across the nation. Howard Pyle dies in Italy while other items report shipwreck rescues, pardons, hangings and accidents, including a teen wreck, a moonshied chase, and a deer killer misfortune in Wisconsin.
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